Weekend Play Time

This past weekend Zoe and I spent some quality time together while Cheryl and Orly made fresh pasta. First, we took a bike ride to Honest Tom's where she ate a plate full of potatoes. She loves them and I can't go by the store if it isn't breakfast because she knows what's inside but doesn't know what it means when I tell her breakfast is only served in the morning. After that, we went to Clark Park where we got whoopie pies, played on the slides and swings and then rolled a big old tire.

After that busy morning, we went home for a quick nap and then packed in to the car to go visit Mimi and Joe Pop. Part of what was packed was Zoe's bathing suit so she could take a quick dip in the doggy pool.

We stayed for dinner and then got home just in time for bed. The day was a total success as Zoe had a great time playing and Cheryl made a ton of ravioli. As I left for jury duty on Monday morning, Zoe had woken up early, so I went and got her. Since I normally leave the house before she is awake, it was nice to see her. She explained that she wanted to go in to mommy's bed, so I dropped her off and took a quick picture before I had to leave.

That about covers it. I'd give you the link to Flickr, but you should know it by now. Plus, I think all of the pictures are here, so there really isn't anything to see there.

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